1984-91 Club Car - Ignition Coil
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There are three systems on your golf cart that have to work in conjunction to make things run. They are fuel, fire, and compression. If one of them is not present, the coach can not fire up. Each of the three has several components or players that help get their job done. You have parts like the Club Car Ignition Coil and the ignitor working in unison to produce a spark at the plug on the fire end of things. If they are not in sync, your timing will be off. That's just fancy tech talk meaning the spark happens at the wrong time. This could cause anything from the occasional backfire to making the golf cart a 900 pound paperweight.
Getting the spark good and hot is the job of the golf cart ignition coil. These aftermarket replacement units do an excellent job of making that happen. This product will work for the 1984-1991 Club Car Gas models. If you have any questions or are unsure of your year, please call Buggies Unlimited today.
Do y'all have a ignition coil for a 1990 club car golf cart
It appears that 88 and 89 models do not have a separate ignitor. it is built int the coil.They are used with mechanical speed governors. Models after that have a separate igniter box with the speed limiter built in and use no mechanical governor.
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It's been awhile since I replaced it but to the best of my recollection it did not
Will assume the battery is charged, with good connections, and the motor is being turned over by the starter...
Figure the spark plug is removed from the engine and wire from the coil, you are gapping the wire to the motor? No spark?
1) check your motor ground connectoins, add one..
Try to gap between the ignition wire and the frame. Still no spark?
2) ignition coil
Ps. Turn down the lights in the shop, get shade if outside when looking for spark.
The coils I buy will not work on a 2000 Club Car. I think it is a coil problem though. If he gets the right coil I believe he will fix his problem.
Its me again i was just thinking I had that problem with my other cart so I put in one of those fancy hotter buring plugs and it cleared up the problem
I used on a 1989 and had no problem WD 40 the MTG bolts for two or three day before removing so as not to strip them.
It fit my 1988 perfectly.
All I can say is it worked for me
